FH19SC-12S-0.5SH(99)

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Flat Flexible Connectors (FFC, FPC) are a type of electrical connector which are based on a flat flexible cable. These connectors are most commonly used for interconnecting complex electronic equipment where space is limited. The FFC connector can be configured in a wide range of sizes and configurations to support a variety of applications.

The FFC connector type being discussed here is called the FH19SC-12S-0.5SH(99). This type of connector uses an insulated flexible cable and has a polarized housing. It has nineteen contacts (pins) arranged along a 0.5mm pitch in two separate rows. The contacts are constructed in a staggered pattern which helps to reduce the insertion force required to make the connection.

This type of FFC connector is commonly used in applications such as portable electronic devices where space is limited. It is also suitable for use in other areas such as network technologies, office equipment, medical equipment, and even military and aerospace applications. The reason for its wide range of applications is its robust construction and its ability to be tightly mated in order to prevent short circuits.

The FH19SC-12S-0.5SH(99) connector works by utilizing the electrical contact between two polarized housing halves. When the mating components are joined, the contacts in the two halves are drawn together, creating an electrical connection. The connection is further secured as a result of the flexible cable being inserted which pushes the contacts firmly together and helps to minimize the potential for accidental disconnection.

In conclusion, the FH19SC-12S-0.5SH(99) FFC connector is designed to provide a reliable connection in space-constrained applications. The connector is specifically designed for use in portable electronic devices, network technologies, office equipment, medical equipment, and military and aerospace applications. It makes use of an insulated flexible cable and a heavily polarized housing in order to securely make electrical connections which are further secured by inserting the flexible cable. The staggered contact pattern in order to help reduce the insertion force required makes this an attractive solution for many applications.

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